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Bill Gates Says AI Will Kill Jobs. If You’re Retired, Here Are 6 Things That Are Scarier.
Stacy Johnson CPA on August 28, 2026
Everyone read Gates’ warning as a jobs story. Retirees don’t have jobs, but they have these reasons to worry.
How Much Does It Cost to Own a Cat? One Expense Jacks Up the Price
Maddie Rhodes and USA TODAY on August 28, 2026
Annual costs can range from $577 to $4,044 before adoption fees and startup expenses, with insurance creating the widest swing.
Are Food Recalls Increasing Under RFK? What the Data Reveals
Dian Zhang and USA TODAY on August 28, 2026
A record-setting outbreak sickened more than 17,000 people, raising questions about what recall numbers really say about the safety of your groceries.
Don’t Hold Your Pee In. Here’s Why
Alexandra Frost and USA TODAY on August 28, 2026
Frequently delaying bathroom breaks may leave some people more vulnerable to urinary problems, especially when other health conditions affect bladder function
Ranking the 10 Cars I’ve Tested in 2026: Which Is No. 1?
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on August 27, 2026
Prices range from $24,650 to $81,850, but the most expensive SUV did not take the top spot in this real-world test
The Most Popular Spots on Every Cruise and When to Avoid Them
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on August 27, 2026
Travelers can avoid crowds and long lines on cruise ships by visiting popular venues like the buffet and pool deck during off-peak times or on port days.
Healthcare Company Recalls Multiple Injectables: See Affected Drugs
Mary Walrath-Holdridge, Michelle Del Rey and USA TODAY on August 27, 2026
The FDA warns that contaminated products may cause blood clots or organ damage, and some supplies could be sitting in home health settings
America’s 10 Worst States for Property Taxes in 2026 — and the Cheapest States
Gillian Manning on August 27, 2026
The average annual property tax payment ranges from a few hundred dollars to over $7,000, depending on where you live.
Hundreds Are Missing in Nepal. Would You Know What to Do?
Eve Chen, Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on August 27, 2026
Medical evacuations can cost $100,000 or more, making a few simple preparations and the right travel coverage especially important abroad
How Does Cinnamon Affect Blood Sugar?
Gavin Escott and USA TODAY on August 27, 2026
Studies suggest a small possible benefit, but experts say fiber-rich foods, exercise and prescribed medication matter far more for steady blood sugar
Travelers Say Las Vegas Hotel Listings Masked What They Booked
James Powel and USA TODAY on August 26, 2026
A Las Vegas traveler said a misleading hotel listing left her facing a cancellation fee, while platforms later removed the disputed names and photos.
I Drove an Eye-Popping Electric SUV. The Chevy Blazer EV Turns Heads
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on August 26, 2026
A week behind the wheel revealed 312 miles of range, a $25 public charging session and a cheaper trim that may offer better value.
GM Is Making Major Changes to Some of Its Biggest Models in 2027
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on August 26, 2026
A refreshed electric SUV starts at $44,700, while two popular pickups gain new V8 options and cabins packed with technology.
10 Places Across America That Will Pay You to Relocate
Robert Bruce (The Penny Hoarder) on August 26, 2026
You could find a new home in a place that offers incentives for relocation.
A Federal Fix Awards Doctors Billions. It Could Mean Pricier Insurance
Ken Alltucker and USA TODAY on August 26, 2026
The arbitration system stopped many surprise bills, but provider payouts soared to $16.6 billion in 2025, potentially shifting costs to policyholders
Learn the Simple Strategy for Engineering Your Happiest Overseas Life
Kathleen Peddicord on August 26, 2026
Learn a simple approach to suit your life abroad to your true self.
Invisalign vs. Braces: Why One Might Be Better for You
Alexandra Frost and USA TODAY on August 26, 2026
Clear aligners require about 22 hours of daily wear, while treatment needs, metal sensitivities and insurance coverage can shape the better choice.
What Pennsylvania Measles Deaths Mean for Pittsburgh as School Starts
Finch Walker and USA TODAY NETWORK on August 25, 2026
Pennsylvania reported 393 measles cases this year, including 86 in one week, while officials urged exposed residents to watch for symptoms and seek care
The 25 Cheapest Places to Live in America in 2026
Gael F. Cooper and B.T. Ballenger on August 25, 2026
Forget the coasts and move to these affordable locales instead.
Two Dead in Pennsylvania Measles Outbreak, First in U.S. in 2026
Saman Shafiq and USA TODAY on August 25, 2026
Nearly 20% of people who contract measles are hospitalized, while two vaccine doses are 97% effective at preventing the disease
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